Minaret of Anah

Minaret of Anah
Tower of Anah
Minaret of Anah; Tower of Anah
Arabic: مئذنة عانة
	The minaret of Anah in 2013
Religion
Affiliation	Islam
Province	Al Anbar Governorate
Ecclesiastical or organisational status	Minaret
Status	Reconstructed
Location
Location	Anah, Iraq
	Location in Iraq
Geographic coordinates	34°22′08″N 42°00′34″E / 34.368988°N 42.009579°E
Architecture
Type	Minaret
Style	Uqaylid
Founder	Uqaylid dynasty
Completed	996-1096 CE
Destroyed	Destroyed twice in 2006 and then in 2016, but has since been rebuilt.
Specifications
Minaret height	28 metres (92 ft)
Materials	stone, gypsum

The Minaret of Anah (Arabic: مئذنة عانة) or just Manaret al-Anah^[1] is a historic free-standing minaret in Anah, Iraq. It was built during the late Abbasid period by a ruler of the Uqaylid dynasty.^[1] The minaret has been destroyed twice in the modern era, but it has since been rebuilt.^[2]

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